Type R ECU's
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Type R ECU's
Hi !!
I have a JDM 2000 ITR Spec R Engine swapped in my Civic with a ECU that has a code that ends with P73-013.
Now, I've read that 98+ Spec JDM ITR's came with a "second revision" ECU... with the code that looks like this : P73-023.
Anyone knows if this is true about JDM ECU's ? If so, what would be the difference between the 2 Ecu's ? If I have a 013 revision.. should I change mine ?
Thanx !!
I have a JDM 2000 ITR Spec R Engine swapped in my Civic with a ECU that has a code that ends with P73-013.
Now, I've read that 98+ Spec JDM ITR's came with a "second revision" ECU... with the code that looks like this : P73-023.
Anyone knows if this is true about JDM ECU's ? If so, what would be the difference between the 2 Ecu's ? If I have a 013 revision.. should I change mine ?
Thanx !!
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Re: Type R ECU's (NWP4LIFE)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NWP4LIFE »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">there was just a post about this
96-97 p73-003
98-99 p73-013
00-01 p73-023
On integras, OBD2a plugs are from years 96-99. OBD2b is 00-01.
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96-97 p73-003
98-99 p73-013
00-01 p73-023
On integras, OBD2a plugs are from years 96-99. OBD2b is 00-01.
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Re: Type R ECU's (NWP4LIFE)
Thanks for the info !
But now I would love to know, is there a difference between a 96 ECU or a 98 ECU ? Since one is built for the typical R, and the other one built for the Spec R ?
But now I would love to know, is there a difference between a 96 ECU or a 98 ECU ? Since one is built for the typical R, and the other one built for the Spec R ?
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Re: Type R ECU's (Blackrain)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Blackrain »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thanks for the info !
But now I would love to know, is there a difference between a 96 ECU or a 98 ECU ? Since one is built for the typical R, and the other one built for the Spec R ?
</TD></TR></TABLE>Typical R and Spec R? lol...thats the funniest thing Ive heard in a while 
But now I would love to know, is there a difference between a 96 ECU or a 98 ECU ? Since one is built for the typical R, and the other one built for the Spec R ?
</TD></TR></TABLE>Typical R and Spec R? lol...thats the funniest thing Ive heard in a while
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Re: Type R ECU's (Blackrain)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Blackrain »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">For what I meant... Typical R would by a 96-97 R and Spec R would be 98+ (All JDM)
That's all... and can you answer the question ? </TD></TR></TABLE>lol, You need to erase that from your memory, before you make even more of an *** out of yourself.
A type R is a type R. End of story..
That's all... and can you answer the question ? </TD></TR></TABLE>lol, You need to erase that from your memory, before you make even more of an *** out of yourself.
A type R is a type R. End of story..
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